I could see one reason to remove the JME application - if GMail's APIs
have actually changed and the app no longer works - if they're not going
to update the app, better to remove it than have something broken out there.
On 16/05/12 7:39 PM, Fabrizio Giudici wrote:
Monstrosity is not a correct word, while I do understand that Java ME
is no more a strategic asset. I'd understand whether Google stopped
any development on a JME application, but I can't understand why it
has to be completely removed, as the previous poster said that in some
way others are being able to manage it. Especially in this crisis
scenario, you can't force *all* the people to buy a new phone because
they can't read the mail any longer.
In any case, I find excessive to say that Google is fighting a crusade
against Java.
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